Piano get excited and completely overwhelms the other two - especially the cello. The clarinet plays with great balance against the cellist. Shame about the piano

It's a downgrade. The song was originally pitched as high as C6. Most countertenors can't sing that high. But pitch isn't the only thing that's hard about this song. All things considered, it's not a bad singing.

쇼스타코비치 현악사중주 8번 2악장

Only discovered in 1938 . Dvorak himself had forgotten this arrangement.

진지한 모습~ 좋습니다

Little melodic emotion rollercoasters of near chaos punctuated by precociously bold precision.

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This piece is VERY DIFFICULT. As a clarinet player myself, this piece is above and beyond. Richard Stozlman legimately refuses to play this piece live because of its difficulty. So much love and admiration to David Shifrin for not only having the balls to play this, but to do an admirable job at it!

Bravo! This, well really respectfully Said You Mr John Moore; You are a standout. Well above progressive selective series's of applicative attempts at bearing nearly near. Thank You! Tell you what; "I See coming across Your Name Preforming, even speaking; "I am there" :) ( : __):/)D

Brilhante, maravilhoso! ❤️

This quartet is damn good. Their vibe, so in tune with each other and the music. Inspired.

Thank you 👍

hysterical performance by Americans, believing they play a musical. What else to expect!😁😁

Tell me I’m not the only one who is coming here from Disney’s The Little Matchgirl Beautiful, beautiful piece. Brings me to tears every time

Pierre's viola is GIGANTIC, he plays it's so well <3

This is veyr beautiful

Love the music of Samuel Coleridge Taylor. We need to hear more of it. I love his Nonet!!

Might be better with more pedal but it's lovely ❤

Wow❤ 1:52 1:53 1:54 1:54 1:54 1:55 1:55 1:56 1:56 1:56

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Sublime!! este rondeau es una belleza absoluta!!, el viejo Schubert grandioso!!!

Adagio: 7:53

Give Cello player a raise

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Good

I heard this piece for the first time in my 86 years of life this year at the Quartetto Indaco concert at the Italian Cultural Institute in Tokyo. It was performed as an encore. It was a small piece, only five or six minutes long, but listening to it for one or two minutes I couldn't help to be moved to tears. Whose and what work is it?　A few days later, I emailed the Institute. They responded immediately and told me it was Giacomo Puccini's Crisantemi. Thanks to that, I was able to listen to the piece again on KZbin. A lot of thanks! This quartet was written by Puccini in one night in memory of his patron's sudden death. Listening to this piece, my two friends who died in quick succession this summer come to mind.

shoutout to the audience member that coughed during EVERY rest 🤦‍♂️

Sublime.

I’m going to have to try and play this one now! Anyone looking for a good violist? (is that an oxymoron?)

Awesome work!

Подскажите, где можно найти именно эту обработку ?

Прекрасное исполнение! ❤

Thank YOU !! ! ! !😍😍😍😍😍😍

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Eine wahre Wonne.

absolutely amazing

got to hand it to the Germans the arts science everything

Astonish composition during his spare time from medical research NZ

Thanks for the lecture! I‘m sorry, Mozart was not the first to write a clarinet concerto! Johann Stamitz wrote a clarinet concerto around 40 years earlier and startet using the clarinet in orchestra since 1732. He was in Mannheim and there is where Mozart first heard a clarinet on a trip through southern Germany. After J Stamitz, several other composers wrote clarinet concertos and repertoire (including Stamitz‘s sons) before Mozart.

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Such beautiful performance! Does anyone know which version this piano accompaniment and violin cadenza is? where can I find the music?

Fauré died one hundred years ago.

"The King of Harmony has sent the King of Song a friendly bidding to the crossing." -Karl Holz

I just listened to this same ensemble and quartet FROM LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER of WFMT in Chicago. They swallowed the elixir of Beethoven's and became the music

Very nice interpretation. ❤❤❤

This is so enjoyable and enriching. Thank you.

would like to hear Bruce Adolphe talk abotu this...

Wonderful music. A beautiful performance of the Quartettsatz. Thank you so much..!

Nice rendition of one of my favourite classical pieces.